Chrooma Keyboard - Emoji

Nice try. When it comes to swipe typing, it's good, I feel it's better than Google's solution, but when it comes to swipe typing in three languages, it is clearly inferior to the Microsoft Solution. Also the constant pressure to buy the subscription, when all other options are entirely free. This is very annoying. And going online, people talk, and Chrooma is just as evil as Microsoft and Goolge in harvesting your data. So why bother with an inferior product?

I would love it if you could improve the autocorrect when the keyboard is configured for several languages. For example: when I begin a sentence with "the", frequently the keyboard will suggest "thé" which is the French word for tea... Nobody is going to begin a sentence by the word tea right? Also again when the keyboard is configured for several languages, the one-handed mode can't be activated by swiping the space bar. Thanks for you efforts!

This keyboard is pretty awesome and fun to use! The theming and responsiveness are very good as well as the feature built into it. The animations are sublime and look great in high refresh rate displays. The only complaint I have with the keyboard is the gift feature isn't currently working. You can search for them but can't select any of them. Keep up the great work!

this keyboard is junk. I wouldn't generally leave s review like this but the swipe prediction is non existent, special symbols (?! etc; ) don't appear on long press like they do with most keyboards. then it crashed so I had to go through Android settings to find the menu to change the keyboard back to Gboard. In top of that this is $18 for a lifetime pro version otherwise you have to pay p/month or p/year. That's just insane. (I typed this with gboard, with no errors, which this can't do.)

Uninstalled as soon as I installed. I went to select it as the default keyboard, but the animation that shows how to select as default stays ON TOP of the button to accept the warning Android pops about the keyboard being able to collect your typed info. I couldn't accept it no matter what. If the app is so dumb from the very start, I don't expect much from it.

It is nice and clean keyboard. I love specially the rainbow theme. Rainbow effect look awsome on Amoled. This keyboard have so many bugs. By reading other customers reviews, I think developer is no longer care about fixing the issues. When I autorotate screen most of the time spacebar row disappears and it is annoying. When I try to change look from flat to other, the changes does not reflect on KB. I have paid for lifetime license for this KB. Please fix the issue as soon as possible. Thanks

So this is a damn fine keyboard and I even decided to just buy it and an pretty pleased with one small but also big exception. When starting a sentence and the first word is incorrect of you select the correct word it doesn't replace the incorrect one. Instead it leaves the wrong one and adds the selected correct word after it. This only happens with beginning of whatever in typing and works well everywhere else. Can this please be corrected?

Overall, the design for the keyboard is nice. I'm not a fan of the fact that so many features are locked behind a pay-wall, even though I can completely understand why that is. Additionally, nothing really vital to the usage of the keyboard is locked. One thing I absolutely adore about this keyboard is the way the swipe gestures are implemented, and the way they allow you to select text. It is phenomenal and really easy and intuitive and I will miss it dearly when I try another keyboard. My three main complaints for this app are: The addition of words to the personal dictionary is completely unintuitive. Rather than the conventional approach, where the bold suggestion is substituted, you backspace to revert the spelling, and that action adds the new spelling to your personal dictionary; in this keyboard, there's an additional step. In order to add the word to the dictionary, after you revert the spelling, you also have to tap on the word. If you hit space again, and didn't tap it, you missed your chance to add the word. Also, when you backspace to revert the word, and hit space to begin the next word, there will now be two spaces, instead of just one. If text is highlighted by some other application, before the keyboard was pulled up, you can't backspace to delete the text. If you're typing too fast, just as you hit the space bar to begin the next word, or some form of punctuation, the last word typed is sometimes randomly deleted. As a result of all of this, I will be deleting this keyboard and moving onto another one

Has a lot of customization options, it's really good for a new keyboard but nothing compares to the intuitive and responsive interface of SwiftKey. I'm sorry but it's true. Even with the ever changing design it's just a type of gimmick that gets old pretty easily and quickly, SwiftKey is just ten times more efficient and practical and extremely useful.

Might be a really decent keyboard. Looks like it is. However, most of the customizations are locked for the premium version. I want to try it to see if it's worth buying, not buy it to see if the worth using. The default colors are hideous and I can do no meaningful customization to see if I could actually stand using it. Prediction is excellent though, for the most part in my brief testing. But a few big annoyances and I don't knew if I can make them go away without buying it first.

Got a lot of money burning a hole in your wallet? Great, then this is the keyboard for you! While the keyboard does have some cool features, price to performance leave much to be desired. The settings menu can be quite sluggish, sometimes taking multiple taps to select something, and the frequent ads slow the app down, and even causing crashes in some instances. This keyboard has a lot of potential, but for the price they're asking for "premium", this app sometimes seems like a rip-off.

It advertises a RGB keyboard, you know, like an ACTUAL chroma keyboard, and lots of customization, but you actually have to pay to have those features. Spending $5 on a keyboard just seems pointless to me. However, i did try the free version of the keyboard and it was pretty smooth and felt natural enough to use. However, kika is the way to go in terms of personalization, even if it's all mostly pre-set. But this one is fine if you dont mind spending the $5, I just didn't see a point personally.

I have been enjoying this keyboard since buying it, I have two issues with it, one is a rather big issue for me while the other is just a slight inconvenience. My main issue is that there is no enter key to make paragraphs, nor a way to turn one on in the settings, not that I can find anyway. The other issue I have is that there are no arrow keys for quick navigation within the text. I would like to see these features at some point, with a matter of urgency for the enter key.

I bought this app and I really like the amoled display function. however my issue with it is that the navigation bar does not seem to change color no matter how much I try looking through the settings to try and fix it. I used to work before, but now it doesn't. if I could get some advise on this, it would be great, other than that... worth the money I would say.

I do not use features like swiping, autocorrect or the action row, so I have no opinion on those. However, since the last update a text bubble keeps popping up in the top left corner of the keyboard with the text 'New features available'. Once clicked on the bubble disappears, but it keeps reappearing. I will change this to a 5-star review once this annoying bubble is gone.

I love the keyboard, but the space bar glitch has me back on Swiftkey. It's too disruptive. If it gets fixed I'll switch back. It would also be nice to be able to set the AMOLED theme colors. I like the space bar cursor control, the flow text works well, as does the dictation. The prediction is a bit off with what it suggests, sign as leaving in a b or n where a space is the more logical choice. I'm not a fan of most prediction, but when it works well it's convenient.

Used the keyboard for about an hour or so, very pleasant experience, doesn't have the bugs that G-Board or Swift do, went to upgrade thinking it was only going to be $2 or $3 like most of the 'basic' apps on the app market are, almost fell over when I realised they are asking $8, and apparently that is a limited time offer. Would definitely consider buying the full version, it's a genuinely decent keyboard, but not at that price I'm sorry.

Luckily what the developers really have going here for me is the adaptive "Chameleon" theme. I love it. It's a good way to keep your keyboard "fresh" and new looking all the time. The big problem I have is sometimes, the entire bottom row of keys just dissapears. Looking through the reviews, I'm not the only one with this problem. I've paid for premium, and still have the issue. Are you guys fixing the issue? Thanks! App is wonderful otherwise!

Still can't modify any of the settings without repeated trial and error after the last few updates. I managed to find the disable emogi button, but the settings is still more or less broken. Update. Still not fixed - it seems up be related to their pop-up requesting contacts access, which I denied. If you accept it, there's no problem. I don't like requiring to allow access to my contacts, so the 2 star rating stays. It's got some quirks, but still better than Gboard which reads everything.

the keyboard has some pretty cool features primarily around selecting text, which I really like, but it's hard to get used to after using Swiftkey for so long and being in love with how quickly I was able to type on that, something just feels missing when typing here. Not too mention how most of the cool things I originally wanted this keyboard for are all premium features which it constantly reminds me of. I think at the very least there should be like a 3 day free trial or something.

Great keyboard for typing, editing, if you use English. Great change of the colors according to the app used and the ambient light. Great and well thought gesture control, but missing some of SwiftKey's great features (eg. capitalization). Sadly it is bad for other languages, the proposed words are most of the time incorrect, it may learn but so far it doesn't seem like it. Most of the advertised features are behind the pay wall and opening the settings always asks you to subscribe (annoying).

Basically Gboard with some enhancements. I bought the paid version of this app but have to say I'm disappointed with the accuracy of its predictions, especially when swiping. Also doesn't learn very well, keeps repeating the same mistakes. Also doesn't support that many languages (eg unlike SwiftKey and others, it doesn't have Canadian English, which is absolutely not the same as US English). Not a very smart app.

This app is truly disappointing and highly misleading, it's filled with ads. Not a lot of features that give you customization. Like other keyboard apps give you. (that are free) Everytime you want to do something within the app, an ad is asking you to either rate the app or buy their premium version and or course you can press "X" for it to go away but that doesn't. It keeps popping up. Now I have to admit, the keyboard has a nice design but everything else is pretty bad.

Best keyboard I've found! Well worth paying for the premium features too. *Highly* customisable and looks absolutely great. That being its main selling point - it can be set to blend in with whatever app you're using. But that's not all, it's also very intuitive, runs quickly and smoothly, and very quick and easy to use once you get used to it. And the developers keep adding and testing new features so it's only going to get better over time!